Tim Robbins talks big 'Silo' reveal

The end of episode four, when we first see Bernard is alive, genuinely shook me to my core. Going into the season, what most excited you about this arc for Bernard? Shocking you. Yeah, I was told early on to by Graham when I signed on to season one that there was this surprise that happens in season three and that would have the opportunity to play a completely different Bernard. So that not only has he changed physically with the injuries he sustained from the end of season two, but he's changed internally. His whole moral compass has shifted. He's had revelations that makes him make him realize that he's been living a lie and that. What do you do? What happens when your whole worldview is shattered? What happens when you are in a position of power and doing questionably moral things for the greater good? And you realize, oh, that was a lie. There's a certain anger that goes along with that. I think he has an opportunity in this season to create redemption. Yeah. You know, and the idea that. There's a way. To grow as a human being. Even if you've done terrible things, everyone is capable of redemption, and even if you've done. Terrible things, it's really the matter of what you do from this point forward that matters.